Beatriz Isaza
Hi! I'm a psychiatric nurse practitioner licensed in Florida, New York, and Utah. I received my post-master's certification in psychiatry at Florida State University, and I received my Master's degree as a family nurse practitioner at Chamberlain University.
I love assisting young and middle aged individuals regain control over their lives by managing mental health conditions, seeing patients improve over time and achieve stability or personal growth.
I love assisting young and middle aged individuals regain control over their lives by managing mental health conditions, seeing patients improve over time and achieve stability or personal growth.
First session
In a first session with me, clients can expect a welcoming and open conversation where we explore their goals, challenges, and what they hope to achieve. Whether they’re looking for support, brainstorming ideas, or working through a specific issue, I tailor my approach to fit their needs.
Strengths
Specializing in mental health over the past five years, I have become a strong analyzer and respond thoughtfully to a patient’s concerns, ensuring they feel heard and understood. I provide objective, stigma-free guidance, helping individuals feel safe discussing even the most sensitive topics. I can synthesize complex information from different sources to recognize patterns and provide evidence-based recommendations, and tailor responses to individual needs, considering psychological, social, and biological factors.
Ideal clients
I love working with young and middle aged adults who are navigating key transitions in life, whether it’s advancing their education, starting a career, managing finances, building relationships, or improving personal development.
Treatment methods
Supportive
I use this approach in individuals experiencing stress, anxiety, depression, or chronic mental health conditions, by providing my patients with emotional support, encouraging adaptive behaviors, reinforce positive thinking, enhance problem-solving skills, reduce emotional distress, and strengthen therapeutic alliance.
Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)
I use this method by involving techniques like cognitive restructuring (challenging and changing negative thoughts), and behavioral activation (engaging in positive activities).
Location
Virtual sessions